But not now
When this Covid thing is over, I promise myself to visit at least one new town every month and get lost.
36-40, F
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carolinehugz · 46-50, F
With going abroad so much hassle, that's a good idea and we might do tha same.
We are lucky in one way we can go outside the school holiday periods.
Where is first on the list?
We are lucky in one way we can go outside the school holiday periods.
Where is first on the list?
OnlyRhonda · 36-40, F
@carolinehugz Amsterdam. Nice and easy and plenty to see. And maybe Bruges or Brussels next - I'm a fan of Hercule Poirot!
carolinehugz · 46-50, F
@OnlyRhonda any towns domestically you fancy if foreign traveling is a pain?
OnlyRhonda · 36-40, F
@carolinehugz Oh, yes. I live in Kent, so know south east England fairly well. I do like the west: Hereford, Worcester area. Not keen on Liverpool, which I find unfriendly. Newcastle I don't know and I am looking forward to exploring up there - and Norfolk. I've never been to Norfolk in my life.
Maybe go back to Scotland - Edinburgh for architecture, beauty and history, Glasgow for the sheer vitality of the place and Dundee for the setting and the friendly people.
Maybe go back to Scotland - Edinburgh for architecture, beauty and history, Glasgow for the sheer vitality of the place and Dundee for the setting and the friendly people.
carolinehugz · 46-50, F
@OnlyRhonda That's quite a list so might spot you in some of them if we did the same. Would love to go back to Scotland and last time I almost got sunburn which I hear is rare.
OnlyRhonda · 36-40, F
@carolinehugz I love to get myself lost in new places. Park the car and walk, talk to local people, see the sights off the tourist track. Scotland: I found Edinburgh fascinating and Dundee weird! Such a beautiful river front with the historic ships and such poverty only a mile or so away, yet with more parks per acre than anywhere else in the country except Glasgow. Camperdown Park is a must!